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22nd April 2019, 07.19:40 | #82-0 (permalink) | |
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22nd April 2019, 07.23:39 | #83-0 (permalink) | |
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With regards to our on-field fortunes, we’ve not been helped with managers who’ve jumped ship. Maybe we could have paid them accordingly. One of the head scratching occurrences this season (noted by pagl too) is the sheer volume of loan players. There must have been a strategic decision to get in as many as we can to bolster the squad. If we’ve been paying all their wages over the term then it was a poor decision because only a few have been any real value to us. |
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22nd April 2019, 07.24:34 | #84-0 (permalink) | |
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Delighted fans rose to their feet and clapped and cheered at the news. Wrexham Supporters' Trust spokesman Simon Johnson said it was vital the club was sold to the right person. "The Supporters' Trust is looking forward to working with Neville Dickens and Geoff Moss," he said. "They both have good links with the club and are doing this for the right reasons. Everybody else has been interested in the land, these people are interested in the club itself." https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.d...ut-2897734.amp |
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22nd April 2019, 07.30:22 | #85-0 (permalink) | |
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10 years ago, how could the Trust have raised the capital similar to that of the consortium? |
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22nd April 2019, 07.42:19 | #86-0 (permalink) | |
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Asking fans, those fans who raised the bond when the club faced exile, while they sat on their hands. Loans are also possible secured against assets too. Another bit of our recent history that likes to be forgotten. RP treated with complete disdain by the WST is laughable if exiled we'd be lower than we are now or playing in the Welsh Premier League, no way it'd have survived and absolutely no way Moss would've sold up. He'd have got his money and then some through the assets. |
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22nd April 2019, 07.56:46 | #87-0 (permalink) | |
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Before anyone says you pay people you owe all we had to do was structure a payment plan, which would of been in place anyway and offset the debt invest the money from FAT in the team and the play off money as that’s exactly what Luton did. Get out of the league use the title winning to clear the remaining debt not set us on a 5 year journey of mid table finishes with bakare playing upfront whilst claiming to be a promotion chasing team. |
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22nd April 2019, 08.02:10 | #88-0 (permalink) | |
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22nd April 2019, 08.02:38 | #89-0 (permalink) |
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Raising a bond is one thing. Raising actual capital is something entirely different. 99% of supporters are happy enough (or can only afford) to pay for admission and not tens of thousands owning a fraction of the club.
It wouldn’t have gone down well in my household if I’d said was going to get a loan for (say) £50k to help buy Wrexham. I might’ve been sitting pretty with the student flats but that’s not the point. |
22nd April 2019, 08.14:28 | #90-0 (permalink) |
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Pagl
Correct me if I'm wrong but what I've seen in the public domain and know of it. The Trust (Club/us fans - all the samething) paid off the historic debts quicker than anticipated, but the club were still losing money in lots of areas and then were faced with another black hole of having to take back the Racecourse lease. This was at the same time trying to keep our first team budget competitive, which had already fallen behind others in our league. Again this debt and additional expenditure was not riginally budgetted for but we seem to have coped and the club has stayed debt free whilst increasing the first team budget. Yes we have had some windfalls in sell ons, despite as a NL team we are not in a position to keep the cream from the CoE and these sell ons are again in the main down to the club being run more professionally. We have a good tv fee for the Newport game but I'm not sure your profit margin on this season's fa cup is wholy accurate. Either way if we had not been fans owned and had a private owner, I doubt we would be debt free massively in his/her debt or their company. |
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